General-Purpose Linear ICs
Ultra-small Package Load Switch ICs for Mobile Devices: TCK101G, TCK102G
The TCK101G and TCK102G are low voltage operation, low ON-resistance, and low consumption current
load switch ICs with additional functions.
Employing a newly developed micro CMOS process, these products feature low voltage operation at 1.1V and a low ON-resistance characteristics of 55mΩ (typ.) (VIN = 3.3V, IOUT = 500mA) in a 0.4mm pitch ultrasmall WCSP6B (0.8mm × 1.2mm, t: 0.64mm (max.)) package.
An inrush current limiter and overtemperature protection circuit come as standard additional functionality, and an output auto-discharge function is offered depending on the product type.
With a footprint of only 0.96mm2, these load switch ICs are suitable for applications requiring high-density packaging, such as mobile devices.

Features
- Wide operating power voltage range (VIN = 1.1 to 5.5V)
- Low ON-resistance
RON=50mΩ(typ.) at VIN=5.0V, IOUT=500mA
RON=55mΩ(typ.) at VIN=3.3V, IOUT=500mA
RON=75mΩ(typ.) at VIN=1.8V, IOUT=500mA
RON=120mΩ(typ.) at VIN=1.2V, IOUT=500mA - Low consumption current (IQ=8μA(typ.) at VIN=VOUT=5.5V, IOUT=0mA)
- Low stand-by current (IQ(OFF) = 0.1μA (typ.) in stand-by mode)
- Inrush current is suppressed
- Built-in overtemperature protection circuit
- Auto-discharge function available (TCK101G)
- Pull-down control terminal connection
- Ultra-small package WCSP6B (0.8mm × 1.2mm × 0.64mm(max))
Uses
- Mobile phones, tablet PCs, portable audio players, DSC, DVC, and other small mobile devices.
Block diagram / Outline Drawing
- Block diagram
- Outline Drawing

Circuit Example
- An example circuit using the TCK101G and TCK102G

Lineup
| Part number | Package | Additional function |
|---|---|---|
| TCK101G | WCSP6B | Inrush current limiter Overtemperature protection circuit Output discharge |
| TCK102G | WCSP6B | Inrush current limiter Overtemperature protection circuit |
- Typical characteristics

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